Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Sorry for the shitty quality on this one - the folks in front of me did not make it easy and I didn’t want to make it seem as though I was recording THEM. They took up a lot of the frame, my apologies. But here’s what I’ve got.
Filmed at the Cinemark Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills and IMAX 18, on 3/11/20 at 7:00pm. Auditorium 9 (the IMAX auditorium).
Lionsgate owns all rights.
Sorry for the shitty quality on this one - the folks in front of me did not make it easy and I didn’t want to make it seem as though I was recording THEM. They took up a lot of the frame, my apologies. But here’s what I’ve got.
Filmed at the Cinemark Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills and IMAX 18, on 3/11/20 at 7:00pm. Auditorium 9 (the IMAX auditorium).
Lionsgate owns all rights.


![35MM [Home] Cinema Endings: Borat (2006)
Alternate title: Tail of reel 5 of Borat
And I show my tail leader when projecting movies, unlike SOME projectionists... *hmph.*
20th Century Studios (or is it Disney now? Guys, Borat is officially a Disney movie. Wow.) owns all rights. I own nothing here and am not trying to make a profit off of this!
More videos coming soon. 35MM [Home] Cinema Endings: Borat (2006)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e1VuDjvW6x0/mqdefault.jpg)





![70mm Cinema Endings: Vertigo (1958) [1996 reissue]
As you can plainly see, emulsion lines plague the tail end of this print. But, if I’m being completely honest, they’re outshined by the stunning crispness and vitality of the print itself, holding up remarkably well from ‘96.
The film is not rated, hence the absence of an MPAA rating tag, but I was personally hoping to see the Universal Studios Hollywood tag, which sadly either 1) was not on the print or 2) was but the projectionist cut the bulb before we could see it.
Filmed at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio on 10/15/2022.
Universal Studios owns all rights; only uploading for archival purposes. 70mm Cinema Endings: Vertigo (1958) [1996 reissue]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gZMiPMDathI/mqdefault.jpg)

![[The Gavin King Vault] Carmike Cinemas Feature Presentation (Scope)
Went digging through my rusty old Dell Inspiron and found this little gem of a thing. Holy HELL do I miss the Maxi-Saver 12. I mean, the Century Square Luxury Cinemas that now occupies the old space is cool and all, but its got nothing on this place. Im serious. Its stuff like this that makes me wish time travel to the past was possible.
The equipment utilized was all 35MM (as is probably obvious by the ridiculous amount of scratches on the ident) and its preceded by a 35MM trailer for Here Comes the Boom, and followed by a 35MM trailer for Despicable Me 2. The movie we were seeing was ParaNorman.
Treasure the present moment now, folks. You never know what youll miss the second its wiped away... [The Gavin King Vault] Carmike Cinemas Feature Presentation (Scope)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hW8Pog3fobA/mqdefault.jpg)